Harvest of Sowing and Reaping Warns of Looming Consequences
A sermon outlines four harvest laws from Galatians 6 7 warning that what one sows is what one reaps. It cites social ills from gambling to jazz mania and adultery, notes the extended reach of one life’s sins to families and communities, and urges confession repentance and faith to ease the coming harvest. The piece stresses that sin’s justice is sure and unavoidably felt by others as well as the sinner.
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Mexico
Dorothy Elling
San Francisco
Jesus
Zacchaeus
David
Tamar
Annon
Absalom
Hosea
A Texas Wonder Patent Medicine Ad
An advertisement for a kidney and bladder remedy claims to treat gravel weak back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. It offers the product by mail for $1.25 with testimonials and lists EB Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO as the contact and Truggiste as the seller.
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W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Truggiste
University Heads Elected as Barrow Resigns in Georgia
In Athens, Ga, the University of Georgia board of trustees accepted Chancellor David C Barrows resignation and set June 12 to elect his successor. The board also created the Lumpkin Law School presidency and elected Judge Geo F Gober of Marietta to the post with Dean Sylvanus Morris remaining as chancellor. R L McWhorter was promoted to full professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Board of Trustees
Barrow
Lumpkin Law School
Geo. F. Gober
Marietta
Sylvanus Morris
R. L. McWhorter
Thall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Cold Symptoms
An advertisement describes Thall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for a run down condition with an ointment and a tonic. It claims to act quickly through the blood to ease catarrh and related congestion. The text references Toledo, Ohio, and a medical product format typical of late 19th or early 20th century ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conditi Thall
Toledo
Reckless Driving Death Reflected in A B Jones Letter
Atlanta, April 10, 1926. A B Jones writes for publication praising Christian faith while pleading for fair treatment of a driver charged with involuntary manslaughter in his sister's death. He asserts facts, defends the driver, and requests truth in court and media coverage.
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A. B. Jones
Sister
Atlanta
Mr. Benna
Jesus Christ
Mother
Fulton County Grand Jury
Golden Northwest
God
The
Curculio infestation prompts Georgia peach growers action
The 1824-25 winter reduced curculio adult mortality, but spring emergence surged since 1921 with 65 percent of beetles emerging. Jarring catches indicate heavy infestations and widespread stings in orchards. Spraying inconsistencies risk worsening the problem as third applications near. Mid Georgia peach growers urged to follow the schedule, use sulphur fungicide, and apply urenate of lead where first spray was omitted. Issued Apr 10 1925 by Govt and State Lab, Fort Valley GA.
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Bermuda Grass
Middle Georgia
State Labty
Fort Valley
Georgia
Statement of condition sworn by Reynolds Banking Co official
An affidavit from L. F. Montfort of Reynolds Banking Co swears the above statement is a true condition of the bank’s books. Sworn before N. P. A.D. April 1925 by Kirkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sareen
Taylor
H. K. Sealy
A. D. Kirkley
F. A. Ricks
E. A. Hollis S
H. Bryan
State OF Georgia
Taylor County
L. F. Montfort
Reynolds Banking Co
A.D. Kirkley
N. P
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J. D. McCord
Butler Methodist Church
Texas
Colored City Public and High School
America
Anna Maude Jones
Louise Greene
Viola Ever
Martin Hicks
Rufus
Bivins
Alberta Gray
Alberta Kuichtes
Society For Suppression of Slang
Boya
L. E. Durham
Savile Crump
Annie Russow
Saddie Montfort
Ernie Dobson
Reuell Roquemore
Hattie Leonard
Cora Lawson
Maypole
Uncle Mose
Little Girls
Anna Leonard
Sprix
Albert Knighten
Silvie Fowler
Hopewell Baptist Church
Florine Corbin
Enoch Baldwin
Easter Dobson
Alberta Knighten
Maggie Adams
Prin
F. C. Cash
First National Bank of Reynolds
Reynolds
Georgi
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Citizens State Bank
G. H. Neisler
Vicee
D. Coolik
Cashier
J. H. Neisler
Total
R. L. Bell
Reynolds Banking Company
R. A. Rinton
E. W. Cook
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